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‘21 Sierra AT4 3.0L dmax Bilstein 5100 front and rear, 1.1” setting Cognito UCA, round Stock 18” wheels Stock Duratrac 275/65r18 tires Still has some rake (I haven’t measured it though), I’d prefer it be more level but I don’t want to mess with any spacers so I guess it is what it is. After these tires are done I want to try 285/70r18, I’m just concerned about the UCA and tire clearance. I like the stock wheels just fine so I don’t really want to change them.

$350 and some change for 5100’s all around and Cognito UCA install. That includes alignment after install.

I got it figured out

2021 Sierra 1500 AT4 3.0L duramax with Bilstein 5100 set to highest level 1.1”, Cognito UCA, stock Duratrac 275/70r18 tires, stock wheels. Just wanting to show the clearance of the Cognito UCA with the stock wheel/tire setup and the CV angle

I would have preferred mine came with CP but it was the color I wanted, the motor I thought I wanted, and it was sitting there ready to roll. I didn’t really care either way but it’s the only option I don’t have, so that makes me want it.

got mine today. Much better. Very happy.

I drive my 3.0L dmax two miles to work, two miles to the gym, two miles back to work, and two miles back home. Only 5k miles on it so far. I’ll report back when I start having issues.

Ok

My father-in-law’s ‘19 AT4 UCA joint sheared two weeks ago. Around 35k miles with a 2” level bottom spacer. It let loose at 75mph and sent him into the ditch, nearly caused him to roll. When he told me it snapped I started asking questions: stock UCA’s, 33” Nitto tires, and he finally tells me 2” spacer installed by a local shop. He farms out of his AT4 so it’s seen some rough ass roads and off road use, hauling a big ass Polaris fourwheeler. I figured it was just him being rough on it, he’s been known to treat his vehicles like ******. But the 2” level and stock UCA was the real cul

Anyone else regretting going with the 3.0L Duramax? In all of my previous GM trucks I’ve had the 4.8, the 5.3, the 6.0, and 6.2 gassers and I thought I would try something different this time, especially since the duramax was reduced in price for ‘21. After driving it for 5k miles I’m having regrets. Sure the mpg’s are slightly better, nowhere near the advertised mpg’s though, but the overall power to me just isn’t there. When I go to pass someone at 65mph and put it to the floor, it reminds me of the seriously underpowered 4.8 I had in my 2008 Silverado. Just doggy and l

that’s worthless.

Do 2021’s not leak?

yeah we have 600 cows and just calved out 60 first calf heifers. But that’s my work truck. This is my town/trip truck.

I’ve had my ‘21 AT4 for a couple thousand miles and the new truck smell is sadly already gone. what’s everyone’s favorite new car smell air freshener or spray thing or bag thing to keep the new new longer?

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